When I was a kid, my dream job was to be an archeologist. Partly because, when you're a boy, dinosaurs are cool; but, truth be told, I wanted to be Indianna Jones. I wanted to avoid booby traps, run from the natives, fly planes, ride horses, disarm people with my whip, and shoot the bad guys. Sure, you had to put up with saving the girl; but it seemed worth it. Unfortunately, real-life set in. I found out there weren't places that were booby trapped and that saving the girl would actually be a cool thing (hey, I didn't know!). So, there I was, with a dilema. I didn't know what I wanted to be. My hopes and dreams were shattered, because people centuries ago didn't really booby trap their temples, pyramids, and whatever else. So, it was suggested, hey, you can kinda draw and you're good at math; you should be an architect. Hey, cool, I get to build stuff. Then you get a little older; and you find out, that it's actually pretty boring and you have to calculate all this stuff. The last thing I needed was a building I designed to collapse and kill thousands of people. But, finally being grown up (well, mostly), I've decided what I want to be. It's not as cool as Indianna Jones (but, what is?), but it's not as boring as an architect. I want to be a computer/video game designer. Yep, computer dork equals me. hehe. Really, it's not that different from other creative mediums (writing, music, movies, art). I want to entertain people with my ideas and thoughts.

I enjoy shooting pool, going for a drive, and watching a movie. I like to fish and camp in the summer and snowboard in the winter.

I also like going to concerts. I'm a big fan of music. My tastes span multiple genres, but I mostly like rock and metal. That doesn't prevent me to jamming to Nora Jones. No, what prevents me from jamming to Nora Jones is it's not music to jam to.

I enjoy writing and have written a couple short (maybe a page and a half to two pages) stories. I have some ideas that'd make for more lengthy stories, but I have trouble getting 'em down on paper. I tend to start them, but have trouble finishing. If you’d like me to read a story, just ask.

I love to play games - board games, card games, video games, and arcades. I’ll play about anything, but I prefer games that rely at least a little on thought and skill, not as much on luck.